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Microdigital
Microdigital were/are a Brazilian clone computer maker in a similar vein to Dick Smith in Australia. Aside from the copies of the Sinclair range of machines I know they also did TRS80 clones, hence the Midrodigital-badged VideoGenie I've got!
Here's a swift mail from Carlos Wilson:
" I also discover that the name TK came from the initials of the one of the founders of MICRODIGITAL (founded at 1981) the brothers George and Tomas Kovari."
Machines
TK90X - South American Spectrum 48K clone with joystick port. Came with switchable PSU, cables and Portuguese manual.
TK2000 - A clone of the MicroProfessor MPF-II which in itself is a clone of the Apple ][

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